Induction of adventitious bud and body cell embryo of north American red fir leave and proces sof tree regenerating
An embryo induction and somatic cell technology, applied in the fields of plant regeneration, botanical equipment and methods, plant cells, etc., can solve the problems of unsuccessful embryo induction of adventitious buds and somatic cells, difficult to meet production applications, and slow reproduction speed.
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[0017] Inoculate the shoot tip of Sequoia 1-2cm on MS medium without phytohormone, and carry out subculture in a culture room with light intensity of 1500-2000lx, photoperiod of 18h / d, and temperature of 25±2℃ Cultivate; take the test-tube plantlets subcultured on MS medium for 28 days, cut the needles at the top into small pieces, and contact the medium with the abaxial surface to induce adventitious buds; the basic medium is SH; the additional plant hormone is: BA0 .46mg / L, KT0.18mg / L and IBA0.2mg / L. Take the test-tube plantlets subcultured on MS medium for 32 days, cut the top needles into small pieces, and contact the medium with the abaxial surface to induce somatic embryos; the basic medium is SH; the additional plant hormone is: BA0. 5mg / L and IBA0.45mg / L. After inoculation, culture in dark for 30 days; then transfer to fresh culture medium, and then culture in dark for 20 days, then transfer to light culture. Investigate the number of adventitious buds and somatic em...
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[0019] Inoculate the shoot tip of Sequoia 1-2cm on MS medium without phytohormone, and carry out subculture in a culture room with light intensity of 1500-2000lx, photoperiod of 18h / d, and temperature of 25±2℃ to cultivate;. Take the test-tube plantlets subcultured on MS medium for 29 days, cut the top needles into small pieces, and contact the medium with the abaxial surface to induce adventitious buds; the basic medium is SH; the additional plant hormone is: BA0.5mg / L, KT0.2mg / L and IBA0.18mg / L. Take the test-tube plantlets subcultured on MS medium for 35 days, cut the apical needles into small pieces, and contact the medium with the abaxial surface to induce somatic embryos; the basic medium is SH; the additional plant hormone is: BA0. 45mg / L and IBA0.5mg / L. After inoculation, culture in dark for 30 days; then transfer to fresh culture medium, and then culture in dark for 20 days, then transfer to light culture. Investigate the number of adventitious buds and somatic em...
Embodiment 3
[0021] Inoculate the shoot tip of Sequoia 1-2cm on MS medium without phytohormone, and carry out subculture in a culture room with light intensity of 1500-2000lx, photoperiod of 18h / d, and temperature of 25±2℃ to cultivate;. Take the test-tube plantlets subcultured on MS medium for 30 days, cut the top needles into small pieces, and contact the medium with the abaxial surface to induce adventitious buds; the basic medium is SH; the additional plant hormone is: BA0.5mg / L, KT0.2mg / L and IBA0.2mg / L. Take the test-tube plantlets subcultured on MS medium for 38 days, cut the top needles into small pieces, and contact the medium with the abaxial surface to induce somatic embryos; the basic medium is SH; the additional plant hormone is: BA0. 5mg / L and IBA0.5mg / L. After inoculation, culture in dark for 30 days; then transfer to fresh culture medium, and then culture in dark for 20 days, then transfer to light culture. Investigate the number of adventitious buds and somatic embryos...
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